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Kore Nordmann's Blog:
Driver SVG_Control & subdivision surfaces
Mar 24, 2006 @ 13:10:08

Kore Nordmann has been making great strides on his Image_3D PEAR package and now, with some help from his brother, the package can display the images created as SVG images in a browser. Additionally, this post mentions the inclusion of "subdivision surfaces" to smooth images rendered.

This one enables you to display the threedimensional scenes created by Image_3D in your browser as a SVG. Plus you get several buttons to modify the SVG directly in your browser. For now you can move and zoom the scene - but there will be some more transformations in the near future.

The "subdivision surfaces" (adding more polygons to a surface) helps to create a smoother look to the image and has been implemented by Kore. Using it is a simple matter of calling the subdivideSurfaces() function on your object with the detail level you want.

You can check out samples of both of these enhancements on Kore's blog.

tagged: image_3d driver_svg subdivision surfaces image_3d driver_svg subdivision surfaces

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Kore Nordmann's Blog:
Driver SVG_Control & subdivision surfaces
Mar 24, 2006 @ 13:10:08

Kore Nordmann has been making great strides on his Image_3D PEAR package and now, with some help from his brother, the package can display the images created as SVG images in a browser. Additionally, this post mentions the inclusion of "subdivision surfaces" to smooth images rendered.

This one enables you to display the threedimensional scenes created by Image_3D in your browser as a SVG. Plus you get several buttons to modify the SVG directly in your browser. For now you can move and zoom the scene - but there will be some more transformations in the near future.

The "subdivision surfaces" (adding more polygons to a surface) helps to create a smoother look to the image and has been implemented by Kore. Using it is a simple matter of calling the subdivideSurfaces() function on your object with the detail level you want.

You can check out samples of both of these enhancements on Kore's blog.

tagged: image_3d driver_svg subdivision surfaces image_3d driver_svg subdivision surfaces

Link:


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